I've also blogged recently about monitoring Camel applications with JMX and Amazon CloudWatch:
http://www.ofbizian.com/2012/11/monitoring-camel-applications-on-cloud.html Cheers Bilgin On 22/11/2012, Preben.Asmussen <p...@dr.dk> wrote: > I developed a custom monitoring solution where that uses route jmx stats. > to > report the health of a route by looking af completed and failed exchanges. > The solution is generalized, so that you can configure which routes should > be monitored by route name. > Route stats. are not always enough though since this requires that there > has > been an exchange. Typically som Camel consumers like file/ftp jpa asf. > doesn't create an exchange if there has been an io error connecting to eg. > ftp/file or a db is down. > For that reason I have developed some custom resource monitors eg. db, > file, > ftp monitors that can be connected to each route monitor as a secondary > target so that if there has been no exchanges within a given timespan the > secondary target is run to check an external ressource. > > The monitor config gets deployed with the camel app. as a war and exposes a > rest interface with a overall health status of the app. > > For a global overview of all integrations running there is a integration > monitor that knows each rest endpoint, calls each one, and correlates this > to a global health state of all deployed camel apps. The global healthstate > is exposed as a rest interface that gets called by HP Openview. > A GUI is also available. > I haven't put it at github, mostly because of lack of time. > > Atm I'm working on a bam solution where throughput, total number of > messages, total message size can be monitored over time. For that I'm using > WSO2 bam - www.wso2.org. Looks really cool :-) > Source is available at https://github.com/pax95/bam-toolbox if you wanna > have a look, but it's still work in progress. > > Best > Preben > > > > > > -- > View this message in context: > http://camel.465427.n5.nabble.com/Camel-Monitoring-Tool-tp5618301p5723124.html > Sent from the Camel - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com. >
